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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1926
Page
3
A clipped newspaper notice fragment from Indiana Progress dated Wednesday March 10 1926 shows editorial and publishing details with references to obituary notices and poetry. The legible portion notes editor Ralph Moorhead and print classification while indicating a post office matter and payment instructions.
The Pennsylvania health department issue by Dr Moore Campbell stresses avoiding illness spread through cautious visits with possibly infectious neighbors. It warns smallpox typhoid scarlet fever diphtheria and whooping cough may begin quietly and urges avoiding sick children. Also reports a Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ira Marlin at Five Points with about fifty guests and a Brushvalley Philomathean Society program and Brushvalley High School debate results.
State Republican leaders in Pennsylvania plan a May primary ticket led by John S. Fisher of Indiana County and Senator Pepper. The Philadelphia Sunday item notes Pepper’s renomination is priority while Fisher is touted as the strongest gubernatorial prospect across the state, with broad support in Western and Central Pennsylvania and even in the East. It warns against rivals seeking to discredit Fisher and forecasts a Fisher Pepper ticket could overpower opposition and deliver large majorities for the organization. Meanwhile Harry Conrad of Blacklick dies in Indiana hospital after a scalding pit accident at the Josephine plant. funeral held for the 31-year-old husband and father of six with services at his parents’ home and burial at Armagh cemetery.
A Pennsylvania bankruptcy notice to creditors and interested parties cites Joseph Shapiro of Indiana county seeking a discharge under federal law with a court date of April 13, 7920 in Pittsburgh. Also an executor notice named Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, PA, announces letters testamentary issued for Robert A. Thompson, deceased, requiring debts and claims be presented for settlement.
Prof J Herbert Russell of Detroit City College told the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs that Michigan's lack of capital punishment and Detroit's prosperity attract criminals. He scolded clubwomen for sentimen tal acts toward inmates, urged punishment over help, and condemned easy bail and sympathetic juries.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness and after the death of our husband and father Samuel M. Stewart and for floral tributes and use of cars. Mrs. S. M. Stewart and Family.
A legal notice from Indiana County Pa commands Mary Lebaney to appear at the Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of April to show why she should not be divorced from Joe Lebaney. The notice, dated February 1920, is signed by Judge J N Langham and Prothonotary Claude W Bath.
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